What does the matching fee include?

Matching fees are actually used for some public facilities other than construction projects, mainly including the construction and maintenance of urban main roads and secondary roads, urban drainage, power supply, public transportation, environmental sanitation and other projects. Matching fee is actually a supplement to urban municipal infrastructure funds, which are generally combined with urban construction funds. This fee is actually the fee charged by the government to the construction unit. It is usually based on the newly built and expanded area. The regulations for collecting supporting fees vary from place to place, so it is necessary to know the local towns.

Is the housing package a pool?

Some supporting facilities in the community actually belong to the pool area, which is naturally also considered as the pool area. The so-called pool area actually refers to the construction area of public parts shared by all property owners, such as pipeline wells, garbage tunnels, power distribution rooms, equipment rooms, corridors, basements, duty rooms, etc. According to the regulations, if the population is about 3,000 people, the supporting facilities in the residential group should include resident service stations, cultural rooms and children's playgrounds. If the population is large, there should be various savings offices, schools, grocery stores and department stores.

Does the owner of the pool area have to pay the property fee?

Owners of pool area also need to pay property fees, because the normal area of buying a house is composed of interior area and pool area. When buying a house, the owner pays the money for the interior area and the pool area, so the property fees for these two areas are to be paid. Although the actual use area of the owner is much smaller than the area on the real estate license, the pool area is inevitable and an indispensable part of life. The owner pays the property fee according to the area on the real estate license.